Hello, I have a “flickering” effect on some textures.
After some research I found out that this is called “moire effect” and that can be fixed by placing “standard size textures” and enabling mip gen setting.
The only problem is that I cannot deform the textures, because they are some print designs and they all have various size, and so I can’t enable (as far as I know) the mip from texture group.
You can see the problem here
Is there any workaround?
Thanks
You need mips. No exceptions.
As I was suspecting…
But then, is there a way to import a texture with mips (for example one texture created with the NVIDIA Textures Tools)? Because whenever I try to import a texture the engine will show me just 1 mip and it can’t be changed.
Are your textures size a power of two? You need that in order to get Unreal to build mipmaps for you.
Otherwise, if you have built mipmaps manually in a .dds file, you should search how to import that in Unreal.
Your texture has to be a power of 2, NO EXCEPTIONS